Camera CONFUSION - WHAT DO THESE FEATURES DO? Canon | Nikon | Fujifilm photography TIPS

[@themace6252]

I'm an absolute beginner, your videos are really helping me a lot thanks

[@sidmackphotography5552]

This man's voice is therapy to me.

[@photogenius]

That’s very kind, thanks for watching and supporting the channel.

[@shonacrosthwaite4136]

Thanks Paul, I always learn something watching your videos.

[@photogenius]

Glad to hear it, thanks for the feedback.

[@DoubleSushiBar]

Thank you so much for the help! It's helping my channel so much!

[@bertjeeninga36]

Two tips on features dit not know on my canon 80D in live view mode, thanks for sharing Paul.

[@photogenius]

Happy to help!

[@dorothylavell3038]

I have been practising 😊 thank you for an awesome Saturday😊I had the best time😊🙏📸✨️

[@photogenius]

You're so welcome, it was a pleasures to meet you.

[@dheerajgholap9914]

Paul sir you are my remote teacher..🙏🙏love from India❤

[@loufigueroa304]

Thank you Paul. Cleared a couple of questions I was going to look up in my Canon R7 manual.

[@photogenius]

That's great - happy to help!

[@umakantdhawale9729]

Sir,I'm absolute biginners your videos are helping me a lot thanks for giving valuable information thanks once again....

[@leonrolinski1055]

Grate video Paul as always Thank you😊

[@photogenius]

You're very welcome!

[@HughRogers609]

I think these have to be the best beginners tutorials on the Tube. I've even taken some pin sharp images on Manual, because Paul shows how the Camera tells you how to balance an exposure. Sure, it'll take practice to use M and Priority modes consistently well, but I'm no longer using preset Canon dials like Portrait and Landscape. I gave up a few years ago after relying on these, they're not much better than Auto IMO. I've taken some great night time practice shots with Tv and Av priorities. Also finding daytime shots so much easier now, keeping ISO low and then only having to manage 2 variables. Just waiting for my nifty 50, so I can get better quality shots.

[@lynsmith1096]

Some more great tips Paul

[@photogenius]

Thank you 😃

[@bramvannuffel]

Good video, thanks.

[@photogenius]

Thank you so much.

[@Kenny.G63]

Cheers Paul.

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome.

[@Twobarpsi]

Excellent tips Paul!

[@seaeagles6025]

Hi Paul, i certainly enjoyed this video and all your videos. I always like the tips you provide on your channel. They are also very useful in my photography. I like how you show examples from your Nikon, Canon and Fuji camera's. I always look forward to watching your videos. Many thanks Paul for the quality in your videos. Cheers 😊

[@Greg-fg1rd]

Got the nifty 50 at your suggestion and a lot of blurry images. Do you need to use a tripod when using this lens?

[@photogenius]

No tripod required unless you are using a slow shutter speed. If you are getting blurry images then it's worth checking. couple of things. Firstly make sure the switch on the lens is set to AF (not MF which is manual focus). Next try adjusting the aperture, wide open (f1.8) will give you a shallow depth of field (blurry background and foreground), so try f8 for a sharper image.

[@JohnSmith-us7vn]

Are you be make a video on canon r1000 time soon?

[@Evanscatering]

What can I put on the computer to get me better qualities of pictures some kind of filters

[@satlaone]

Talking confusion?? my Canon t2i has gone crazy mid-trip and all of a sudden got an issue with auto focus using the kit lens. It does focus on the "extremes" - at the 18mm and 55mm but seem to have difficulty to auto-focus in between these focal points (it's a hit or miss situation. not always buy annoying enough). HELP! THANKS

[@willemdebeer2507]

That part about adjusting what you see on the back screen is a life (battery) saver! Thanks so much. Moving from my 90D to R7 has been my biggest annoyance. The poor battery life, but this should make a massive difference thanks

[@noneyabusiness4564]

Why should you not use VR if your camera is on a tripod?

[@nightwolf1592]

I believe that the image stabilisation may search for vibration that doesn’t exist, due to the tripod and attempt to compensate for it.